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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

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 -.eduleus (iauls have gained by tonfding then public welfare to lnm is two inyasionB; all that hs beqtteaths to them as reward for their dsvo. ton, after this prodigiops waite of thelr blood and the blood of others, is Francs shorn of fifteen departments acquired by the republic, deprived of Savoy, tie left bank of ths Rhine and Of Belgium, despoiled of the northsast angle by which ltcompIeted it's bound aries, fortified its most vulnerable point, and, using inc words of yau- ban, made the fields square; losing 100000 Of new Frenchmeu which it had assimilsted after twenty years cf life in commonj and, worse still, thrown back within tho frontiers of 17s9, alone diminished in tho midst of it's aggrsndized neighbors, suspected by sll Europe, and lastly, surrounded. by threatening circle of distrnst and rancor H. Taine, in New Princston Review for May
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
s2OO REMARD.

Cross on left hip Ear mafks-erop rf iiglit and 9nder-cH l1l each cnf.
 Alle siase inward will se paid hy theEs dcrsignFd for information tsat Mili lead 0 tie ecanyirti0nnfa aHg one guilty Gf dFfaring altering, ay iil WuY way changing the aieAs. described traniss or ear marks of ste7ling cattir bearing hem,
 liaage- NrAliilen Post Office adiFesy-- Glo5a, Gila County, AT
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
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Mms@maes

ReguIar ccmmunleastoE ai wAlte Noun tain Lodge, No. 8, A. Y. & A. d. meet ThuFsdayis on or succeeding eaef fll Moon. EojourrIng Brethren Ia good sttEFi iug cordially invited.
 By order Of the " .M.
 c. A. FISK, aag7tfl eeeretarys
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

m operation at inter palace of the Car of Rus sia. The interior is illuminated by 10000 incandsscent lamps, and tue sx- terior by ifty-si1 powerful arcs. The dynamos, including reserve machines, number twenty six; and ths eight en- ginss are capable of developing 2,5oO horae power
 There are lots enough staked out in Southern California to provide for tho entire population of the city of New York, apportioned at the rate of three persons to the lot. It would take moro than the combined capital of all the banks of New York to buy up these lots. They have story down there about lumbsr, which illustrates 'h.craze. It is said that gentleman 1t to Nlp'~',ar dealer, and desired, sa ,umber to build house. He looked upon with compassion By dealer, who said to him that thors ls no lumber for sale. When he ed for an explanation, the dealer led to him as if he had compassion his ignorance, that tine lumber as all sold fer stakes for town lots" ------.-.es-.----v--
 A discovery at the Monte Carlo ca- no, short time ago, has created far re sensation than the last shock of thquake. IL was no secret that a udicate ha' Nsen formed to attempt nat '" maI fthe dashing gamblers
 to accomplish
 shs facts which
 Jupier was bribed
 trente-st.quaran-
 % moment, when the iamonds appeared, such an 'a.,g large sum ID notes was l on the table as to arouse the ms of the administration. On ent investigation it was dis. that sixty cards had been he packs by the incrimiuated
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
.lssissant Seerotarr Marna.l 1.

assistant Secretary Maynard b., u'cldsd f a violation of the lav against importing labor under eop. tract to hire persons residing ;n DrummondVills, Canada, to work ;n ~eountry, and who cross tbe sps. no" bridge morning and night go.
 returning from their work
 AperinteHdent of tia Brooklvp
 ! at tho recent third anniyersa.
 she opening of the railroad over
 taat the cars on it had trav. I l,766,294 miles; that there ars Tabont 1,0O0 round trips < dav
 aeout 76OQQ pqrsons ara sL:i-l
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

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 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE VIII se sent to hnl one hFplpg hy latef ststlng ay tenas sss apd ago Sxlct secrecy 10 ferird e aF Aps ness tianssctioua
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
8xAruE or LIBERTY,

slsawsng tho Broaklya Bridge, Bedlor's Island, sIsA Bssbeey aud tise New York Hafbcr In the and autograph rf ghe celebrated artist, M HarEkcisM Tlfis heautitni Souvenir EnckTngk ia worked nn choies col1fed Satin. sawiaG ssl the details very clearly. xlse wssts- siia having an Original Poem assk flklssssss fpr lHe7, shus being . uaeful as well sa ogsawslltd souvenir foF the yeat. Slfilf also isoh hAndseuas as Bannerette for the ccesee table
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
DR. BELL s
Medical Discovery
Weak, EsgVsss ssl ssAlIltstsa Hen.

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
BELLAIRE.

The proposed street fair is progressing
finely. Mayor Brown has been visiting
the principal merchants aud most Of them
have decided to take an interest in the
affair and will offer prizes Of various
kinds. NJ. Somehow has decided to give
three or four prizes for attractions. The
Tribune, A o. Mellott, B. +. Cockayne,
Blum Bros, Candy Kitchen, and num-
Der of other firms have already started the
ball rolling, and it is hoped that the fair
will be an event long to be remembered.
IF we can't have county fair with horse
racing we can have a street fair with bicy-
Gle races.
The brick work on the residence Of
James Murray, in the First ward, is be-
ing rapidly put up.
The Democratic County Convention
meets here on the Goth. The opera house
will be used for the convention. There
should be some interest taken in the
meeting, az candidates for most of the
fat offices in the county will be NOM
mated. The Republicans feel that the
ticket nominated last week is good one,
and that it will be hard to beat. Let the
Democrats nominate o ticket that every
body will say is a good one. There is
no reason why Belmont county should
continue to send Republican Representa-
tiyes to Columbus.
Hicks & Co., of Michigan, who have
been manufacturing their American Farm
ing mills here, have completed their work
~ bia aacYiou and left
The towboat Enterprise, which has been
tied up at this point for about three
months has been nicely repainted.
Although we are repeatedly assured that
the water issuing from the old gas well at
Wallace's contains medical properties, we
haue never yet learned what the properties
are.
The low water in the river caused the
Bellaire and Wheeling boats to lose har-
vest during the State Fair.
The gas company is still laying pipe
in vsrious parts Of the city and the pum-
Der OF private consumers has been largely
increased of late.
Work has been commenced on the new
G. & p. round-house.
The Moss Rose club gave a private hop
lass week.
Miss Bell Schramm received some hand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

NEW YORK complains that the railroads
are cutting her out. Trunk lines have
been foOling the Interstate Commission, as
well as New York, by reviying the old
trick of cutting, by the help OF through
or foreign bills OF lading, 80 that the rebate
on the railroad tariff does not tangibly sq-
pear. 4 rate of twenty-eight cents per
100 pounds, for instance, from Chicago to
Liverpool might mean, for ought that ap-
pears, twenty-five cents to the railroad and
three cents to the ship, or it might maa9
fourteen cents to each, which it does, and
which is cut Of eleven cents on the rail
tariff. This roundabout scheme efectu-
ally rules out New York dealers. Unless
they transfer their business to Chicago,
they must lose the whole concession made
by the railroad in establishing the foreign
through rate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
FIRE CLAY FOUND
In the Kanawha Yalley-A Vein OF Sever
teen Feet In Thickness,

In the Kanawha valIey-A Vein of Seven
teen Feet in Thickness.
Specid, Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
WINFIELD, w. Va, September 9.-The
average West Virginian has been pumped
full almost to repletion with the Utopian
ideas that fabulous wealth is lying around
loose in this precious State of ours, and q
fellow who wishes to become millionaire
has only TO shake of for while his native
apathy and Incidence and gobble up all
the wealth he wishes to possess himself of.
Ask the typical West Virgipian to point
out some Of hat immense wealth, and he
will at once refer you to our unbounded
forests, unlimited coal fields, undeveloped,
aad for that matter, undiscovered, vet in
exhaustible deposits of minerals, oil and
gas, which according to his notion, must be
somewhere in our State. He does not
know, and if he does, takes no cognizance
of the fact, that he receives only the hew-
er's wages for the timber; that compare
lively but little Of his coal and coke is
used at home for manufacturing purposes,
and in reality the only thing we can brag
of is our sang" that beats the world and
the everlasting crop of bOop-poles.
The only spot in our State that has de-
veloped COMMERCE and manufacture is the
section, so much abused by moss-back Vir-
giniars, and known as the Pan Handle.
And it is as likely as not that its develop
ment is due to Its lOcation-the close prox-
Unity to Ohio and Pennsylvania The fair
minded observer must acknowledge that
in our industrial achievements we are at
least century behind those States, who
are far less favored with natural
resources than our own. We are lacking
brains and sinew, the vital power of in
dustrial life. But have not set ont to
deride the State Of my nativity-my OBJ
ject to-day Is to call attention to disOoy-
cry made here recently and enlist if posi-
BILE, the aid of some energetic and exper-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

WHEELING and Lake Erie stock strength
ened on the New York Stock Exchange
Friday. A dispatch from New York at
tributes this 20 the fact that a number Of
prominent fnapeisrs lett the metropolis to
inspect the read which has been spoken
of for many months past as the nucleus OF
a new trunk line system" The Wheel
ing and Lake Erie is one Of the most im-
portant roads TO be gained by Wheeling
through the railroad bridge, and it is en-
eouraging TO see things moving on the
outside. 1t is a connecting link Of the
great Wabash and was originally intended
to connect the South Penn at Wheel
ing with that system, making strong
through trunk line from the East to COM
pete with the Pennsylvania. The sdvan-
tages Wheeling would gain from such an
independent trunk line could not be over
animated. Bringing the ". s L. Z. up
d this point would be long step towards
~ II would be a great thing for Wheeling
rsre she only connected with the Wabash,
sd who knows what . powerful influence
it would have in cOaEing t5s South Penn
hitherward, too
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
AcuNDAy. SEPTEMBER II So sIAr 80.

..o.a men todevelOp branch of industry,
s sb;cb in this broad land of ours Is yet IN. IN
= ni infapey This place is located on tn, the
s y .Ii" Ksnawha liver. Opposite TINS ms
~ al sight of the river vein Of hs fire ' IsId
]are. Experts who made trlals T !. of
X,ll samples of the clay, pronounce 1t to :,
e B. ssaed and used at East Liverpool
s it ton aufacture of Rockingham Wale
nily eight b. The K and o. 4 n, pas.
YES. prospects village; slack water naH w,
and entire riyeSba extends now to ABOUT i
.ven and at the charleston, with i .St
House coal minSture Of having .ns
d a you can zee that trase miles a'y De-
ar and fuel is near by, and 9eiu Low TIM,
shot the way to hinder healts an aood
the of the Pottery business in tx sGs i,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

THE distinguished body Of physicians
in session at the Capital City is having its
scientific and social life made miserable by
the incursious Of a vulgar mob Of idle curl
osity mongers, who not only disturb the
dignity AMI decorum Of the doctors delib-
eratiOus, but threaten to ruin the enjoy
ment Of their social delights. Washington
has the reputation Of being the most i'll
hammered city in America The refined
lady of the White House has almost as
great a work in social reform before her as
her husband had in politics.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
br.l,.. ~. freely used By p..sas.n |. .

brella9 afo Ioesy ua
fret car.
SCENE v. The blosted gtockholden Of
.hs old road with bags OF gold. Stetoe
lid a new road, and uses an extra @,
~ r,ove his earnings each day 70 the Fin
National Bank. nAhleSA.
Ths NAV viii run . week. From
.,s ontiine We Judge there i
more than len minutes In . Bell
nrobably Mr.. Nye thinks the passengers %
pnt r;de more than ten minutes during II.
.Dns,;snces. but put in most Of the Tim,
ou 80. 40 Srd The nails of the track.
IT.. tol,ovine item was handed To n.
nnhl;catiou:
. sour Prohibition brethren ct Powhatan,
r Ohio Are quite distressed and torn up owe,
a the behavior Of their would be leader,
~ho AZ an old soldier took in the late R..
q union at Wheeling and it Is very specis.
h cally charged that at that Renniou be
Looked on the swine when 1t was red and
aren carried a bottle home with him %
..;dn;cht train. There is fears that sone
of ths Prohibitiouists viii bolt their party
= g thing, are not fixed mp, for many q
.hsn have not forgotten the escapade d
A.. sar,e gentleman at an Hotel in 8,
Al Ciairsyille few years ago."
Mrs Carrie Campbell, Of New Jersey
III who has been visiting friends here, =,
~ 80 Nome Tomorrow.
Miss Laura Mccullough leaves to,uOt
n ,ow far Little Washington to attend co
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

QUEEN VICTORIA knows when the sun
shines and also that then is the time to
make hay. In a book she now has in
preparation it IS said she will deal largely
in showing the crowned heads Of Europe
that by experimenting their own house
holds they can live comfortable on $780,
900 a year and put away something for a
rainy day, anI this she will urge with
great force Of reasoning, and will show by
reliable statistics, drawn chiefly from rbs
history OF France, that crowns, thrones
and scsptres are not worth as much as
they were a century ago, and may be very
soon worth nothing at all.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

IL speaking Of the Indians that are go
ing to take part in the Centennial parade
at Philadelphia the Record says: Those
visiting Indians by the by, might bear
alOft in the parade banner with the
strange device: Our fathers tried HENRY
GEORGES theory in America; gone to try
it in the Happy Hunting Ground"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

Mr.. GLADsToNE's inability to accept
the invitation to attend the Constitutional
Cententenaill At Philadelphia was not IN
expected. He il doing work that would
strain the energies Of a man forty years his
Junior. Nevertheless his declination Is
generally regretted. No living man would
have received a grander welcome from
America.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

IL the two months before his assign
ment young NAPOLEON" IVES purchased
from his tailor five suits, with an extra
pair Of trousers for each suit, at cost Of
$40: his bill at his shOemaker's for the
same period was So. % and at his haber-
dasher's S2siU5. At this rate Mr.. IVES
would spend AZ his tailor's in year
g, $50, at his shCemaker's $40 80, and at
his haberdasher's Sl,70I 50. This would
be doing pretty we'll for a dude, but for q
gentleman who began life st a printers
case it shows wonderfully rapid devel-
opment of luNarinus tastes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
A Good Fight.

The REGISTER made . good fight in re-
ard to the Cleveland banner episode at
Mkseling. The editor silenced number
.l Bowling journalistic pups BY quietly in
trming them that he Was not rebel
.nring the war but served under the U. 5.
,ag. The probability is that ains out OF
.sn Of his would be detraetors DeyeT smell
81 powder except on the Fourth Of July.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
Their Mission.

There will be blue and grey reunion
= October at Evansville, Ind, and such
ceetinV of old soldiers will also be one Of
- great features of the Piedmont exhibi-
i1h which President Cleveland will at
tIl at Atlanta. The FOrakers are not
,ksted at such reunions as this. They are
unionists. Their mission is to tear
Id the good results that have come
..|..h the revival of fraternal relations and
be whole people at the noble work Of
ing each other.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
How Many of Them Can Say as Much
About The Railroad Facilities
Wheeling and Lake Erie.

Since the Wheeling episode the Repubh
can editors throughout the country have
been full Of illusions to ''Tbe rebel editor
Of the RBGIsTER." In a recent issue Of
his paper Editor fancy replies to these
slurs by simply stating that he entered the
Federal army at the beginning as q volun-
teer soldier, served uninterruptedly until
the war closed, and was honorabiy dis
charged. How many who refused TO walk
under the REGISTERS banner can say as
much?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
sTARE OF OHIO, City OF TOLEDO, /
IICAs COUNTY, ).


FRANK J. CHENEY, makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm Of +. J.
CHENEY l. Co, doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesa d, and
that said hrm viii Pay toe sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS fos each aud every
case OF CATARRa that csn not be cured BY
the use of HALLS CArARRH CUBE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. d. 'S6.
- A. ". GLEASON,
SEAL Notary PE6lis.
P. Stalls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally snd acts directly upon the blood
and mncas surfaces Of the system Send
for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
pSSOld by Druggists, IS cents
Laughlin Bros Drug Co., Agents for wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

CARLISLE will take hand in the Ohio
campaign. CARLISLE is 3 leSel-headed
statesman aud will not talk about the
questions settled quarter of century
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

Master Tom (sged II, visiting for his
vacation Have a cigar, grandpa? Grand
pa-HeyP what, sire Master Tom-A
cig-cigaIette, You know. Grandpa-
Certainly not, sir. never smoked in my
lite. Master Tom-Ah! then / wouldn't
advise you to begin. lights up and sits
down to read the Sporting Netes) .-ToacR
Topics.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

FOREIGN capital is not going to over
wheIm Wheeling till she gets railroad
facilities sufficient to justify it in locating
new enterprises here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

wHES Wheeling puts herself on the
highroad of commerce Wheeling Will be as
tonished at her "h0OG."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

LEr's have a grand Reunion Of railroads
and a grand Revival Of trade in Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
LITERARY NOTES.

The leading paper in the always wei
come Magazine Of american History IoH
September is q biographical sketch OF the
distinguished revolutionary officer, General
James M. Varnum, from the graceful pen
of Judge Advocate Asa Bird Gardiner, U.
s. A., LID. The handsome portrait oil
the General forms the frontispiece to the
number, and his his historic home In
Rhode Island, and the fine portrait OF his
brother, also q man of distinction IN mill
tary and political life, are among the su-
perb illustrations. The second article,
Elbow California Was Secured" by the
renowned Hubert Howe Bancroft, will
command universal attention.
The other articles are up to the usual
high standard Of excellence.
The breadth and varied character Of this
spirited and educating periodical is forcibly
illustrated in the above list OF contents for
the current month. Its departments are
also filed with good things Published at
TAB Broadway, New York City.
-
To write stories for the young is diff
cult matter, but Horatio Alger, Jr., has
succeeded as well perhaps as any living
author. Two generations of boys have
been delighted with his books. His pop
ularity is due to the thoroughly healthy
and sound moral tone of his stories without
lesssning their exciting and adventurous
interest. They are decidedly "safe" books
10 he placed in a boys hands, and parents
realizing this provide his stories for their
children without hesitation. 'Joe's
Luck" is the first of the Boys Home
Library" a series which is to include boys
books of the highest grade at a low price
1t is for sale at Stanton & Davenport,
Wheeling, W. Va. Published by A. l..
Burt, 1872 William street, New York.
-
NddelOR LeHlOiRe, q novel, by Mrs. Leith
Anams, is the latest, and perhaps. the best
work OF that accomplished writer. 1t Is
a clever novel. The characters are clear
cut, ineisive and strong. There is a GER
tain influence about the book that makes
itself felt in every page. The exquisite
skill with which the plot is wrought to
perfection, is a rare and agreeable feature
of the work. Taken all in all, it is \
charming story, which, if read rightly,
may prove ~ luStIuCllNc 10 Cuai nhAhs'
One reads it with feelings of mingled de-
light and admiration, that finally swells in
TO the deepest enthusiasm.
In paper, % cents. ]. B. Lippenoott &
Co., Philadelphia.
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The September Vide AloGke is more than
ever worthy of its name. 1t is unusually
bright and entertaining. Among the lead
ing articles is a paper by Annie Sawyer
Downs setting forth in brief the situation
out of which the American Constitution
came. 1t is vivid, valuable aud timely
article, which is sure to be treasure, and
which should be read in every school room
in America, and every home. The other
articles are entitled Hen Talk, " The
training of snimsls,,' 'Thoreau's Birth
place, {" Sir Philip Sidney" besides some
short stories and poems.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11

THOUSANDS of cures follow the use of
/. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. 80 cents.